🏗 Concrete
Shotcrete
Concrete or mortar pneumatically projected onto a surface. Standard for pools, shotcrete retaining walls, and slope stabilization.
Available sizes
Application by contractor
Gallery
Material pile
Installed
Wet
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Representative visualizations. Actual color, texture, and size vary by supplier and lot.
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Order Shotcrete — delivered.
- Delivered to your project
- Contractor pricing available
- Managed by Yardexa end-to-end
- One point of contact
Free to request. No account required.
Availability
In stock- Available in Southern California
- Available in Northern California
- Delivered pricing available
- Heavy equipment delivery available
Typical lead time
1–3 business days
Delivery options
End dumpSuper sacksTruck & transfer
Yardexa coordinates pricing and delivery — you order through Yardexa, not through individual yards.
Why order through Yardexa
A real materials company — coordinated for you.
- Material expertiseEvery product page written by people who spec and deliver materials for a living.
- Managed procurementOne request per project. Yardexa handles pricing, sourcing, and delivery — no calls to five yards.
- Professional supportA specialist follows every order — before, during, and after delivery.
- Delivered pricing, preparedYardexa prepares delivered pricing that includes truck, fuel, and site coordination — not a surprise on the invoice.
- Fulfillment network handledYardexa coordinates sourcing behind the scenes — you never contact yards directly.
- California coverageLive routes across LA, OC, San Diego, Riverside, Inland Empire, and Ventura.
- Project planning toolsCalculators, bundles, and a project cart that mirror how contractors actually order.
Advantages
- Bonds tightly to substrate
- Forms complex shapes
- Fast placement
Applications
- Pools
- Retaining walls
- Slope stabilization
Specifications
- Strength
- 3000–4500 PSI typical
Common uses
Pools
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Frequently asked
- Shotcrete vs gunite?
- Shotcrete is wet-mix (pre-mixed and pumped through a hose). Gunite is dry-mix (dry ingredients + water at the nozzle). Both are pneumatically applied.